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Places/Everyone (Wisconsin Poetry Series) (Volume 1) by Daniels, Jim, 1956- is a work of literary fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Jim Daniels, in his first book of poems, draws upon his experiences in living and working in his native Detroit to present a start, realistic picture of urban, blue-collar life. Daniels, his brothers, his father, and his grandfather have all worked in the auto industry, and that background seeps into nearly all these poems. The first of the book's three sections sketches out this background, then moves into a neighborhood full of people whose lives are so linked to the ups and downs of the auto industry that they have to struggle to find their own lives; in "Still Lives in Detroit, #2," Daniels writes, "There's a man in this picture. / No one can find him." The second section contains the "Digger" poems, a series on the lives of a Detroit auto worker and his family which tries to capture the effects of the work on life outside the factory. Here, we listen to Digger think, dream, wander on psychological journeys while he moves through his routines, shoveling the snow, mowing the lawn, and so forth. In section three, the poems move into the workplace, whether that be a liquor store, a hamburger joint, or a factory. These poems, sometimes dark, sometimes humorous, concentrate on the e

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Author
Daniels, Jim, 1956-
Publisher
The University of Wisconsin Press
Published
1985
Language
EN
ISBN
9780299103507
Category
work of literary fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Poetry, Humanities
Rating
4.27 / 5 (8 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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